Marks' Mills Battleground State Park

Jenkins' Ferry Battleground State Park commemorates one of Arkansas' three Civil War battles. As long as Petzooie stays on a leash, you and your dog are free to explore this historic landmark.

Poison Springs Battleground State Park is one of three Arkansas state parks dedicated to the three Civil War engagements that took place in the state. You and your dog can take a walk on the historic battlefield and see what life was like in the past. Simply keep Petzooie leashed at all times.

Moro Bay State Park is a popular fishing and water sports destination. Dogs are allowed in the park as long as they are kept on a leash.

The Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources welcomes dogs. They let leashed dogs of all sizes to go about the ancient, but in some cases still operating oil equipment on display outdoors that tells the tale of the 1920s oil boom with their owners. A 112-foot derrick and a central power station capable of pulling up to 15 wells are among the museum's most spectacular exhibits. Smaller dogs are welcome to accompany you inside for a tour of a boomtown replica complete with an old jail and café, as long as they remain in your arms throughout. Inside, there are old trucks and gas pumps along the streets.In the theater, you can see a short film about the beginnings of oil and how to drill for it, as well as exhibits about how to drill for it.

You and your pet can go hiking in the Coastal Plain's 2,171 acres of forests or go fishing at Cane Creek Lake at Cane Creek State Park. Simply keep Petzooie leashed at all times.

White Oak Lake State Park is a great area to spend a day in nature with your dog, with plenty of hiking routes and fishing options. Simply keep Petzooie leashed at all times.